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If we update latest stable kernel in fedora 13 then latest fedora packages will be supported to old fedora 13 ?
I would like to know what more benefit of kernel update if i'm using fedora 13.
To answer the question: No, upgrading the kernel will not make Fedora 13 make compatible with the latest Fedora packages, you will still lack a whole bunch of libraries and other things (like systemd) that would be needed, You will have to upgrade the entire OS.
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Kernel upgrade in Fedora 13
